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Monitor articles for April 04, 1983
- Economist Nakagama sees some tough calls in April
- Thai soldiers repel Viet troops in Kampuchea
- How a rural law firm benefits from big-city advice
- Europe, US antinuclear protests
- Top scientist defends Reagan 'space wars' strategy
- All my days
- Two Arabs leaders struggle for accord on Reagan peace plan
- New spears of China playwrights and the hidden sword of its rulers
- Rearming Japan
- Congress grows edgy over US aid to Nicaraguan rebels
- New York commuter strikes near end
- LOGO: a simple computer language designed just for children
- Superpower polemic eclipses Easter's antinuclear protests
- Treasures
- Budget cuts take the gloss off corporate annual reports
- A narrow scrape
- Certainty grows that Reagan will run again in '84
- Every day is moving day
- Those grounded F-16s
- Message from a Wall Street gusher
- N.C. State cast in 'Rocky' role vs. No. 1 Houston for NCAA title
- Glemp avoids criticizing Polish government
- Why Syria's door stays open to the US
- Rearming Japan
- Playing 'The Most Dangerous Game': NPR's report on nuclear arms
- Tax evasion costs US $87 billion a year
- Genuine contentment
- Kudos to Kaunda
- Purchasing orders up to 1977 level, survey finds
- Baseball's opening day - 'brief moment of pure hope'
- Denver spill forces 5,000 to evacuate
- Parents and children join the computer age together
- Students in bilingual grade school get basics twice
- A President above suspicion
- Brzezinski on foreign policy and the '84 race
- Duke University continuing goal: good race relations
- Is US making headway against drunk drivers?
- Teamster chief's conviction may affect labor laws
- Gulf states to hold talks on huge oil spill
- Mexican austerity jars a once-elegant and promising land
- Britain's Wayne Sleep and the Dash troupe
- Thailand's reigning politician does not want to be elected
- Forsythia forsaken, forsooth
- GAO finds problems in juvenile detention
- Democracy a la Mitterrand: equality in elite schooling